Our first visit to Bugis Junction happened by accident, we intended to look around a shopping mall and instead we ended up on the wrong escalator to god knows where. Luckily, as it happened, we ended up in sweet shop heaven with little stalls set up selling the goods. There's a real eclectic mix of shops- crepes with fruit, cream and ice cream, fish (coated with beer) and chips, grocery store, DVD shop, a 10min haircut for $10, rolled octopus balls,miniature crea...

Me, Nikki and Mike took the MRT to Little India, as soon as you step out of the station on to Serangoon Road, the smell of spices and fruit from the street peddlars is overwhelming at times. Here all things Indian inspired can be found- fabrics, materials, Henna, and food. You can still acquire the junky souvenirs of your trip. As you walk around the the street markets, there's the fruit sellers with the freshly gathered fruit and authentic tastes from India (whi...

Me and Nikki took a trip to Orchard via the MRT- it's a huge shopping centre, with many designer shops and huge cinemas. Often compared to New York's 5th ave, it really is an amazing site especially at night. The pedestrian lights for crossing the road are ace, with countdowns and all manner of noises coming from them. The great thing about coming to Singapore at this time of year, is the Great Singapore Sale, where nearly every shop has up to 70% off items. Iset...

It was my first flight anywhere and it wasn't too bad. Arriving at 8am, I met Nikki, Mike, Allan, Dean and Jake at Manchester Airport. The flight was due to leave at 10.50, I admit I was a liitle nervous. Once on board and after take-off, I was fine. Occasionally the turbulence bugged me, it was particularly bad over Germany, but the food was good, the leg room- more than adequate and the in-flight entertainment was amazing. I watched so many films and tv episode...